Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-21

choSe .hot Hc was 100 III 10 travel. Quite q
| sensation was caused by the introduction
of telegram from leading LAWYER of St
Louis stating that Baldwin attended the
races on the 18th instant.
Death of an Old Citizen.
Copyright. 1857, by The California associated Press
GRASS VALLEY, June 20th.-Last even
ing Joseph Perrin, ex-Sheriff and one of
the most popular and well-known men in
me county, died at his home, after a brief
| illness, leaving wife and two grown sons.
He was a native of Thompson, Conn,
nged 64 years. He will be buried to-
morrow. He was an enterprising citizen
and generous man at all times.
Mysterious Disappearance.
lcopy1gt, 1887, by Tie California associated Press.
PLEAsAYToN, June 20th.-Frederick Soto.
young Spaniard, aged 81 years, Left this
place last night about 8 o'clock and mas not
been seen since, although his relatives have
made thorough search. He has been
sick for several months, and was very de.
| spondent of late. 1t is feared that he has
gone into the mountains and will die of
| hunger
The Glorious Fourth.
lCopy9ht' 1887, By dte California Associated Press
REDWOOD CITY, June 20th.-Extensive
preparations have been made to celebrate
| the ll1th anniversary of American Inde-
pendence here in fitting manner There
will be parade in the forenoon, after
which exercises Will be held in the hall.
The festivities conclude with fireworks
| during the evening aud grand ball.
An Ostrich Breaks the Record.
tCopr19ht, 1887, by The California associated Press
SAN DIEGO, June 20th-Fifteen ostriches
have just been hatched from a nest of
seventeen fertile eggs ct it Fairyiew
| ostrich farm, IN this county. This is the
best record ever made in America. There
| are eighty birds at the farm now.
Drowned Up North.
IcoP3riS, 1887, by ate California associated Press
SIssoNs, June 20th.-A man named John
| Coleman, better known as Jack en-
| pioyed as a ishorer on 0'Neilis work train
| was drowned in small lake yesterday, in
which he was swimming with a party of
friends; He was native of England, and
| formerly sailor.
Wheatland Items.
lCopwght. 1887, by the California Associated Press
| WHEATLAND, June goth. = The north
wind the last two days was very hot. The
mercury went up to 1929 in the shade at
| three O'Clock P. NJ yesterday. Some dam
| age TO the hop crop is feared. Harvesting
is in full blast. The yield is good. The
wind changed to the south this morning.
Baseball in Salinas.
Icopylg1, 1857, by tie California Associate,. Press.
SALINAS, June 20th,-A league baseball
game was played here to-day. Score.
d r. of Salinas, 20; Watsonville, 15. Sail
mas now has 3 games out Off. The nearest
to them is San Juan out OF 8, Santa Cruz
ont of 6, and jacksonville out of 7.
| Dassonyille Admitted to Bail.
| ICopy9t, 1857. by use California Associated Press
NEVADA CITY June 20th.-The writ of
habeas corpus in the Dassonville case was
made returnable before the Superior Court
of Placer county, and Sheriff Lord TODAY
| took Dassonville to Auburn. The Court or
dered that the defendant be admitted to
| bail in the sum of $4,000 to answer for the
! murder of Philip Richards.
! Pacific Coast Mails.
ICopyig, 1887, By tie California associated Press.
WASHINGTON, June 20th.-GSpecial. +
The Postotfice Department has issued an
order for change of steamboat service.
| from June 81 h, between Port Townsend
and Sitka. and ordering two additional
! trips month by the steamer Olympian TO
Fort Wrangle.
Accident to Machinfst.
tcopg{gd, 1857, by ae California associated Pres
CoTToNwoop, June 20th-R. r. Wise
the Superintendent of the Wise d Logan
machine shops here, had the forefinger on
his left hand torn in two by the engine to-
day.
Incendiarism In Humboldt.
Copyright, 1857, By ae California Associated Press
EUREKA. June 20th.-H C. Vance's shin
gle and shake mill was DESTROYED bv FIRE on
Saturday night. The loss is $1,000 The
origin OF the fire is unknown, but is snn
posed to have been incendiary.
Boy Drowned While Bathing.
Copyright 1857, by de California Associated Press.l
NEVADA CITY, June 20th.-Willie Phil
Fps, aged twelve years was drowned this
afternoon while swimming with other bows
IN the reservoir near the Gold Flat school
house.
The Fourth in San Francisco.
lcopyi9ia. 1887, BY the California associated Iress
SAN Francisco. Jure 20th.-The Fourth
OF July Committee has collected Sc 800.
George A. Knight will deliver the Grafton.
Sad and Singular Accident.
PETAIuMA, June 20th.-A bow named
Manuel Lorenz, while hauling hav on The
Perkins ranch, near this city, last Saturday
met with singular accident. In some
way he allowed the hay while being pitched
upon the wagon to cover him. His COM
panlon, who was ignorant of the fact. tbrnst
his pltchtork down through the hay and
into the body of young Manuel. the tines
OF the fork piercing bis lungs. His chances
OF recovery are very doubtful.
Funeral of Richard TobIn.
SAN FRANcIsco, June 2Oth.-The funera,
OF the late Richard Tobin took place from
St Marys Cathedral this morning. The
funeral mass was celebrated by Rev. Father
Prendergast. The pail bearers we're: Myles
d. Sweeny, g. D. O'Sullivan, James K.
Kelly, Joseph a. Donohue, Robert Roy.
Judge }. i. Sullivan, Gustave Tonchard
and Mr.. Dimond. The remains were in
tered in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
First Grapes of the Season.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2Gth-Two boxes
OF grapes, the first of the season. were re-
ceiyed to-day by Allison, Gray & Co. The
fruit was of the variety known as Early
Black July, being raised on the ranch of
Senator l.. w. Buck at Vacaville, and sell
ing at 25 cents per pound.
Railroad Extension
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, June 20th.-The con-
structor and engineer of the Southern Pa
cific Company went over the SURVEYED lines
of the road this morning. They say that
work will be commenced here in October
and will te pushed with great energy.
The sick Man, Made sfcker.
LoSDoy, June 20th.-Turkev proposed
to modify the new convention with Eng
land regarding the Egyptian Question
providing for Turkish occupancy in Egynf